The Sun. — London, England, 1810-05-23 00:00:00

, ~ t `~,~ DU7'CFJ PAPI,Mg. NAVAL NEWS irltl► Lam. AitAivzp—i Lisbon, i Dublin, ► Wateribrd. Lip L-3 Gottenburgb, I Waterford. Film the LONDON G4ZEr TE„ May 22, 1: 40. PRICE OF STOCKS • THIS DAY AT TWiLVZ O'CLOCK. Consols -70 i 711 Omnium - Admiralty-12,0 ce, May 22, 1810. Admiral Lord Gambier has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a Letter which his Lordship had received from Captain Hardyman, of Ails 'Ma.. jesty's ship Amide; inclnsing, one addresed by him to the Hon. Rear Admiral Stopford, giving an ac count of an attack made on the 4th inst. by the boats of the said ship, assisted by those of the Cad= mus sloop, and Monkey acid Daring gun-vessels,. under the direOtions of Lieutenant Samuel Roberts,. first of the Armide, upon an enemy's convoy of arm." ed and coasting vessels at the Isle of Rhe. Seven teen vessels were taken possession of, thirteen of .which were burnt, under a heavy flue from the batteries and armed vessels and the others 'left on shore. •, • Capt. Hardy;nan highly Commends - the condu& of the Officers and Men employed on that service. Lieutenant Townley, of the Armide, was unfortu nately ,killed on board an armed vessel which bp, had carried, whilst repelling an attack' made upon her by two pinnaces of the enemy ; two _seamen of the same ship, John Trueman and John Dempster, were also•killed, and three others severely wounded. Admira Ity-Office, May 22, 1810. A Letter has been receved by Mr. Croker .from Capt. Cockburn, of his Majesty's ship Implacable, _giving an acconnt of the Nonpareil schooner, com manded by Lieutenant James Dickinson, having on the 10th inst. cptured, after a sharp adion" of one hour-and a quirier f off tht river Vilaine, La Can-, notii<ire French•Na i0n.,1 brig, carrying three long t , welve-p.onndt-r., and two t wenty-lottr- pound carro- . nades, with sixty-one can. 'ru E SUN. His Iklajesty's ship Spi?fire is appoin tea convoy to 1 Nora SCuti,i, NQW Brun6wick, Halifax 4 and Que'oee, instead of his Majesty's ship Blossom. FA LMOU TEX, MAY 20.—Arrived 'this 'day the Piirices,s Charlotte packer, Capt. KEE with' Mails "fIOIYI Lisbon, seven days passage. She brings no news whatever. All Was very (f l an( iuil at, Lisbon. The Walsingham packet, with Mails tiom England, had arrived safe in the. Tagits. The !Princess Char lotte-has brought several passengers, ismong whiCh are General SEATOV, Mr. and Miss . 01diez.s, and. Mr. GILLESPIE, &C. SOLW QUIS DICERE FALSUNI AUDIAT ? LONDON. WEDNgSDAY, MAY 23, 1810. We this tnorninz ,received, Spanish Papers ,to the toth and Portuguese to The 13th. in stant. We have not '160113 to insert any very long extracts lion' them. BUOSAPARTE is 'stated to have issued a Decree for uniting the Provinces on the French side of the Ebro to France ; the Decree is dated as far back as February. - We s will lay it before our Readers to-morrow. The intelligence in . general in the Spanish Papers is satisfaCtory. Some of the reports are, however, we fear, - not well founded. It is said that the French have evacuated Barcelona and Girona, and ;hat they have retreated towards the French frontiers. • French and Dutch Papers, the former to the ifith and the latter to th -120th inst. alsoreached us This morning. They contain some details from Spain, wieh, - as might be expected, vary very_ considerably from those given in the Spanish Papers. The French do not, however, boast of any very decisisre snc cess over the Spaniards, and .they adrpit, that even 'in the prOvinces of which they are in possessin'n; their Gens d'arnieS, find infiniteldifficreq in sup. .pressing ihe Insurgents. Also put in he the outward boon a Portugal and Mediterranean fleet (about 40 sail) under convoy of his Majesty's ship Ganymede an.a Liiingt brig; also the, Greek polacre ship Nostra Sraora' de ldra, CUTULINSO, with cork from Eiro, b otind to Lon don. The Princess Charlotte packet, , xith Mails for Lisbon, sails to-morrow. His Majesty's ship 4fiicaine is returned to Spit bead, having left the following East-India ships, the 10th April,' near the Line, all well; viz. Ceylon, William Pitt, Astell„ Hugh Inglis, Alexander, Sir Stephen .Lusliington, Northumberland, • Eu phrates, and Huck:art. Mr. ROSE yesterday propoSed, a measure to the House of Commons, which - is ,calculated, in our opii,ion, to be 'produdive -of the most benefieiLl consequences, both to this country and to our colo- Itics. It is perfectly well known that in the present unfortunate stave of the North of „Europe,' we. are under the necessity of importing all our 'timber: from that quarter in foreign ships, by. which ,not only immense sums are drawn from this 'coulitry for freight, loni toreig6 shipping is greltly encouraged. To-remove these evils, as well as tci relieve Us tram a . deiiendarlce upon toreign Powers fin' .oimportant• ' 2; article as that of timber, Mr.', Rose 2rOpOSCS to encourage the importation of_ timber from Cam:lda, by doubling the duty upon the importation of fo reign The Avantages that must result from this measure are'obvions. We shall_ no longer be dependant up,i , l a Foreign Power for our timber-- British be encouraged; because no fo reign vesseis can be e.nployed itt that trade—.and filially, instead - of pvirrg• large ,sums for foreign timber,• we shall obtain it frontCidada, in ex , ..hange , for our own mintitaCtures. - The last accounts of qie Princess 'Amelia, at - a late 'hour last n gill, are of alavourable iiature. z• . ; YeSterdaptnorning his MAJiSTY., the Duke of KENT, Princesses AuGusA-and Sara lA, wiTh seve ral attt:nda.ls, took au aiting.on. horseback in Wind sor Park sill t , %elve o'clock. _ Count Ge , tieral G'Awrit, C;olotiel.TA - YLOH, and Lady COLLIER, w ere xijung-11,03(' 'A Ito ateotqatlied • his MAJESTY: Her MAJESTY and Princes-4 ELIZABETH took an air ing tertzruore; afters aids they visited Princess . ,AIkiBLIA• t We have the pleasure,to the Princess AME LIA had a 'good night's rest on Monday night ; the Fnysicians are slid to ent&-rtain ' hopes ssaf the reco very a her Ro)aI A frornillHigoland, by which we have received 'he following intelligdi.ce:— ,‘ HELIGOLAT.OI, MAY learn from some passengers, jut landed ll.ere.trovn tke Continent, that it was, reported the piglish . had taken the Isle of Bontiltolm. The trade here has, I nil nappy to say, been ai,aoli_hrisker of late, 'and I am in hopes the difficulty at,the other side will be less soon." STOCKH6LNI, MAY Ad 111 irti ISA VI6,REZ has, will his tle , t, • entered the port of Oottenburgh.— trinnett,ately wrote to 'the CoMmandant of that t o a ssure him of the. amicable intentions-of his Sovereign. The English Charge d'Affaires, M, FOSTER, does not seem to have any intention of • quitting tlti. tocvn. .Letters from Rostock state, that most of the French privatters, which for $01114; taint , coniMitted great depct.daLions on out trade ,in the Bailie, have ben captured by our cruizers. We are eone c ei tied to ,annotince the death of Bri gadier,Geheral _Baron de MONTALEMBERT, at Tfi - rti , l)a, '23d o f trebrUrry last:alier. an iii:!ess of Nix%da)s, The *Baron was an Officer of gunsiled and signalized himself in Bt. Do mingo, where, linking: a period of fi..e years, he was emplo) ed o:i a Ilius+ affitiops aw.l perilous service. On various occ.hions, he and the corps he, bad raised (the I.3ritisi) 'Legion), received the public thanks Of the OffieLlr ktgiu at ditf-rent tinges commanded in C. 31011) Dlring lik'residenee in Trini da:, t ltd. Baton- , rone.l esteem oCall who knew him 1(.1,h), d(74.11 - pas o casionect rhea, aa.well as universal regret: lie hits lett oue SQL], jor on the Stab' oi the ariny. • !k .• • DEAL MAY 21.--Arrived his 'Majesty's ship Monarch aiid Pyramus ft igatte,, Wit!) the Adriatic from Malta, TerriG4 with a cianvor from the Me diterranean ; they all sailed tor the tiller. MAY :12.—Arrived his iVlai , ,isty'!l ship Lavinia from the Mediterranean ; and tin Vei,:as frigate ftorn LishOn, and sailed again to the Westk cant,' • - , Sailed his Majesty's ships Veni.rgtl e and Monarch to join Sir iti : STRActIAN, otf FlnAtio g. 4.4\.rrived and sailed for the Itiv,;:r, the Aelly, S:ra A C 1 - 1 is N, for. Cadiz. . ;. PLYMOUTH, MAY . 21.—Arrived his - _l4l3jesty's cutler Britannia, from (Iniberon 13:7, Left there, his M jesty's shil) implacFil-I.:', Pick ie and Daiing guri-br;&s, and the Nunpari. , it.,eha.nyar, with two prizes, laden with sugar and . eofree ; the Britannia on, her passage spoki y a Swedith brig Came down from the River, ,thy 'Santa Antia, DAGG, fo - r the South Seas. • _ ,6eyt•ral merchant ships frpru, the Mcdi ranean are ii.,issium through the. Downs with the quarantine , flail flying. SPI/INISIL POICEUG,CiES.:S . PAPERS. n PARTS, MAY 18. The last number of the Dei , - # ' tin des Lois contains an iMperial !);tree, tilted 3t Rambouiilet, the 23d 'of Match, 180 g, which -- ; (taking•into cOnsiderauon that the G o ve'rninenl 01 . the United States has by an at of the Ist of Mar cii i, 1809, ordered,. I. That from the 30th Of May ensuing, vessels arriving in i•ke - Uolted States, end' the. French flag, shall be seizt.d and confisciated, fr" gether with their cargoes. '2. That from the 9 20 1',` / , period, no merchandize„not,production okthe or m.muladures of France or her Colonies, can I ' 6 imported into the ports of the United States, fro llL any foreign pOrt whatsoever, under pain of seiner"' confiscation, and a penalty of three ti me s the 0 1 .' 1° of the, goods.. 3. That it shall not be lawful fu r American • vessels to proceed to any port of France, : ' her Colonies, or dependencies)--Decrees as . 111 ' lows :-- . . " All vessels sailing under th e Am e ri c an fig, , owned, in vt hole or in part, by any ciez,n - or jeCt of th%t, Power, that. reckoning from t:te 20('' ° 1 May, 1809, may have already enter e d, o r that sh' i subsequently enter the ports of France, her et ,folv 5 ,' or the territories ocetied by the French prtny shall be;seized and sold,' and the produce of the s" - shall be deposited -in the ,Caisse D'Amortisanuo. From this provi l i on are alone oxtepted such vessels as May be chgeged with dispatohes, or comm issiol from the Government of -the U n it e d' States; a ct have no lading hor merchandise on-board." We havd the following news frOM Spain, 't- 10 '` the date of the 21st u;t. :from Mot'wjo : " A cone: of Spanish, troops had advanced t° .Rocca, under the command of Brigiadir Doty u" Corl°e Espana. Th e y were to h ave b een t o ll owe d by o °, troops, and to fa vou r t he a : utizig of-the . ilaabit 3 'i of the villages that we have . not occuPted, whom Rowena, the Ju n t a o f Badi:jos;:nid D. tt carl69', ls ' pang, the m os t fte:ious ef their agents, compel to Ul the most Violent measures to take _op arms, or abandon their habitations. -General Regni , :r order e d a small bedv of troops to march euainst the s at , corps, in the night of the 1 . 9 , 1), and theft were ant pletely defeated. General Es tans betook hinoe l e ` to the monntains, with a few' troops,' of whoa' . _ . . - - . : are still in pursuit. The scene of anion is cotteo L , from St. Übes, to Stockholm, with a cargo , Of salt-, , , - , i LISBON, MAY 13.;--The . -- Vt 1101 e of the French with deed boiiea, The number of Officers. and s ° , which ship passed up channel yesterday ; same day, - force ' i • ' . . soma qf the Douro, inch - tali: ig that at Sala- . ‘ - ' Biers taken prisoriers is not yet ascertain-,d. T r '' off "'Orient, , spoke 163 Majesty's ships., Gibraltxr , . • . ~ gitnent ofaZa'rnora, a battalion of the regiment of rieurea, e is about 37,000 men. Ma rshal NEY has and Christian the Seventh, of 74 - gulls each a, and . , - i , e,. -. vine, and . a reeitnent - of Navarre ale complete!) , 0 ' _ auv.incee iron) earatuanca .towards & tickle': Rodrieoa i . streyed." ° the Nimrod-hired Cutter. • • , - -- '' , • 1 , 1 witn about 20,000 men. JUNOT has ' about 13,000 ! I A newspaper published in the 11l Arriyed the'trans . eort •brica Acton" CLAURCH- from • &events an- article, under the head of Trieste, _ ,i ' -at Astorga. Lord WeLLINGTON's he. td quarters are ' iolet), after reciting the exaaarerated reports th ° Malta, Gibraltar, and Cadiz, with 130hroixeli pri-_ , '?" yrian Provinc e at Cilta:co, in the neighbourhood of w; arch place our have found their way into the Garinan Joarnals, r e ' , soners'on board, bound to Pens:booth ; this is the • - force Consisia of .`.. 1 2 battali ,ena of ‘ ii.fan try, and five ' lative to the recent events in Croatia, goes on , 1 ,.‘,: f vessel reported on Saturday last to be missing 5 sai'sed - , . - . • say, e'!" . We are authorized to sontradia these'D" o ' t of cavalry, l a ughs!), ens' 12 battalions et Portuguese ' statements, and to assure the public, that they do ').;, from Cadiz with fleet under convey of his Ma- • iolaairy. The whole of theau are in • petted health, ' conta i n a wordof truth. With the excai lion of jesty'S ships Etialion,.. Iris, =.1(1•.ii. , ,ta ; also' curved - few skirmishes with a band of marauders from 1 . 3 °; arid not a Single desertion has .taken pl ace in the Por thestrimoner Hawke, READY, Master, from-Malta , : . nia, at Zetitie and Constapieza, nothing riewriOS cc, ainguese army since its etivance. C keieral Caata with a cargo 'of cu.; elms, for Letelee a pat in here . curred in that quarter. There.are no hospitals c' l .o Rot: brigilde, isa at: Liehaus, Geee) ail .Lowe's, at bushed along the Turkish fro. :tier; and the torirte for provisions, .al;:) to"Vriit fir cotwoy .this ship be- • 'a, n h, t and . General of Sizeg, 9ilil3t: at thecopthaeace of Cu pa and S"` ' v•ra;;COS . O,- - dOlCrai f ; ICTON's at Pr 1 ' - I' 14 . / longed to the fl'eet under convey of the 2.e, ribk, but , • S i bottlers upon the Austrian, arid trot upon tlie . ".° ‘....RAWFORD'Sne.ir e, h e li c e s. : ish territery." . -.. patted coineany scene days since. The ah'ilen find -- • ~. ~ • , - , ': . . • .f.he I ,, cdstnoviant p•. tcket arrived of 1 the nth- inst. , The o; je.a.l of M. D'A ZanZi.i'S mi,sion frotnt i : I-la4e are under quaraptine. Also "arrived his M7r- , - . . . ' , - • and will sail trot) hence on the 20th. Th e p r i ncess Catholic •Miljesty is merely to congratulate the k . " jesty's brigs .Peaeock froth a creize, anti Philuinei i peyor on his marriage. . Charlotte packet sads this day.- . . ~. . 11 a d . ~_. , T .„ '' - .BRUSSELS, MAY 15 - .... , Their Imperial Maj.e°, tic a : ' froth Portsmouth ; the brig A 7 eptune, of Exeter, a _, ~ _. ler DON, -1 \PC I 0.-- • LW' sm.. , .- 1,. vision to nEa,... left Autwerp yesterday afternooti, and arrived SALISBURY' , Master, frotn Lisbon, but last from Dal : wet . wanders in Estiemaenra, where: the kritny of ',.the Imperial Palace of Laeeken at' nine its the ev e° 4s mouth s with a cargoarf Nine for this port anal Eyieler inge A dentehreept of our G, and of Honour 1 7 0 , e. ,' the MarquiS RUMANA IlkeWiSe 'is i, and in Alentejo i s the Steil, CouTrt, from Loudon, posted at the bridge of Vilvorden, to receive '- e - that of. General lime ; but the MW,Cluis - DE Ro- • Arrived , the Aioneareii schooner, from Basque - e " ' • • '' • • RA y - 0 . „), . ' ./‘ ' tate) •2 NANA lids two &tenons in tee mounaat ps aothiguous Majesfy .., APRTI, 30.—Letters from Spam 5 0 , thatl General Suchet, who had returned to Saragc s o Roads and Quibcron Bay., Oa the nth lust. she ' to ,a l . . asa ualusia, under the orders at Iriaeees4rtos, chased ‘a French convoy under' ' LeCroizie, (antic- aver his incursion- into the king - dams f Valencia ,- ''c and another under the command of GAJ"I" to ik "received hii heavy artillery, and has aiready c °I1 " 'run Bay) that was protealed lay a large armed Na- a, a allortis of the Tagus. menced the siege of:Lerida. . 'he siege ° of . Cadiz eei;tint;es. The ' po r b c o f Ilona' • brig. The Nonpareil, after the convoy was ,- Between ti,l kagua and-the Douro 'ire the divia ' mooned, stood to aei tapentice t.' ne brig out, who soon classes already f el all the horrors of flrenue and t sions of NEY, Ii,.EbLERMAN, and Lot SON, and b , e- dtseasea that accompany it; followed Iter, taking the Aoripareil fora dispatch tween the.sarne liters the main body of the Eitgliah bayoaaa, MAY 3.—The city of Astdrge stn le)l ; set - 1601:er. As soon as they were wi: - liin gun-shot and Portuguese armies. Tu the north of the Douro dered to the troops 'ureter the command of the D'''. of Abiantea on the 23d uh. after a siege of Colt ) ; of each other,- a very spirited engagement . toolaa is the division of JuareT, to which is opposed the , . eiglit hours, Tlid garrison - , consisting of bett e e he place; which-laated an. hour and equal - ter, when the corps of Gallicia and la' s azdos Meows a it is . five and 6000 !lien, are prisoners of War. 1 , 9 „, a enemy ,struck his colours, after having the Coma e : , not easy to know what forces the French have. • Doke was. personally present at the siege, toge"'" ye' mander, Boatswain,. apd several men killed, and with Geaeaals Clauzel,„Splignac, Gratien, and out 'in Old Castile ) , New Castile, and the Asturias; many wounded. The Nonpareil's loss was but ral others. A great quantity of proviaions was Ow in the ►'place., •. _ , , brit they must 'be- inconsier ; lble„; sin.ce we, find trifling, having had hat oma man slightly wouneed. e at .' on the one side Don . JL.). MARTIN penetre..aaing to-. .Traaere, Anti". ti;.-;The English, having n'''' - -, probably been informed of the Teach of the VI II The brig arrived heie this . afternoon ; she had, a i. wards Guadalaxara and Madrid, and eta the other aon of Feline to the Turkish fiontier have had thej a cargo of wine and. brand takep out , of" French I i MINA beating the French in the vicinity of Patnpe- i '• boldness to cut out of that hat hour a vessel ' that 11°. ' chasse-marees, destcoyed in Oaritaaron Bay by the a . tuna and Saraaos,a. . I talten half her cargo on board. . ./Vonparei/ ; the latter has - also , ease cored and sent Following the example that has been sea at "aer: 1 , • The French General SUCIIET commands in Arra- ! horn, all fhe vessels that had arrived for some wee in here this morning a French slo s orladen with sugar , °. . goo, where he is.oppesed by INIIINA, VIBLAGANIPO, p'ast, under' the 'Turkish fltg from Smyrna, ° I) and coffee. , f t .' 1 NAvARRo, and the garrison of ".12 ortosa, Lerida, and : other parts of 'the Levant, were, yesterday put an d- , e h Sailed Ilia Majesty's ship Loire for Portsmouth ; Mequinenza.The . pallier s • ave about 15,001) . .• S ' d h sequestration, upon suspicion of their trading vv i ` l i, the Intelligent, Piercer, and illa:iner brigs to the • , . - men. The Kingdom of Valercia is perfectly free, duly of 110 per cent. upon their cargoes. West ward. . ' , i and the troops commended by Don J. CARO,. may VIENNA, APRIL 29.—8 y courier•who arrive d Arrived his Majesty's ship Amazon from the coast give aid to that of Marcia or that of Arragon. i here on Tuesday, in five days from Legliore, W 6 of France; else arrived five chaise marCtes; Prizes to ~ • - . _ learn that several American vessels laden with c°' ' , . .1. Lae Province of Cuenca is likewise free (rum end- 7 , . tenial produce, have been seized there u pon oe r : the Sipiadron under the command of Commodore • . 1 , I mtes. There are 20,000 Patriots under the orders . fain information that some of them are English I° Coexeuaa, in Quilatron'Bay. - • s. " General. BASSECIjURT, who Make incursions into PerlY• English Arrived the Jackal!, CROSS; 'Henry, WRIGHT; ..--...----...............—_. Mancha and New Castile. The corps a SE:aas - ri ANO I .• -, John and Sisters, HEDLEY; 'and 'Belmont Castle,, , ? Yesterday his' Excellency the 'Duke Di' Ato tl e - . which was in Granada , has proceeded toviards the UERQuE, the new'Steitiiali Ambassador, arrived ° I ; TULLICK, from London.. kingdom of Murcia. . the Pulteney Hotel, where apartments had been . ' . previously engaged for (inn by the Mirgois VV - , PORTSMOUTU, MAY fe2.—Carne, in, the:: day his We learn that 'the brave Don JOAN' IllaitTlN, _1 • LESLEY., He was ac plc by the Hon. c' l , l Majesty's ship .I...'ilfricaine from the Cape of• Good ' after having alarmed the garrison of Madrid, elect- .WELLESLEY, as Intcrprteer and Secretary. 'So' d Hope; also his M tjesty's ships Royalist and Hartle , 'ed Guadalaxara on the - 13th, where, as in several after I.is arrival, he W - as visited by Mr. Faigas ° I) ... other distinguished charatter4, and in. th e e veni"g e from ,'a creize ; Undaunted and Cydnne. were this, other towns, the people proceeded to the election he ailed with the Marcois WELLESLEY and a 13 1 1 du t y' released from quarantine. , , : ! of. Deputies to the approaching Cortes, in the vet ,Y ' .party at Noblemen and Gentletrit n, of the ti i st • Arrived his 'Majesty's ship Plover and• Marinee . face of their perfidious invaders. . I rank. . On his Excellency's arrival at Portstn:ut e t o o, frotri Guernsey, 'Po'itsmouth, ButtonAm, Nancy, : —____, - e ! on Monday, he was s , loted with a general discriaea WILLIS's lictoaas...- a -The 31 of the Concerts, und er ! o f ,canifon from the P llaturm. ' - REIiIS, and L or d _N e l son, G RAY, tram London ' ' 'the firm of INlrs. BILLINGTON, NALDI, and Bitalekm,.l In digging- a foundation for rebailding one of IP: Commeriiunt,, KRLSEN, from .Tonningen ; Giace, t oo k ,place oh Alonday•nigat; and was attended by' oldt:•st tiouses in Dant; rmline, a few days ago, ili , --% SMITH, i fron) Lisbon with prisoners ; ilawke, an elegant and:epee, exceeding in nutub,r ih,t of , workmen came upoe a wooden box, tilled to it,il the preceding Concert. Indeed, with such a corn- small silver coins:--As it wars lare yin the mornina' &Lew:, freer Biddeford; Union, BgowN, from bifizition of pow e rs t o su pp or t it, v oca l an d instru- and ,no one ‘tas present -Who knew their valtie, all Dundalk, Adventure, - DART, from Paadstow ; Ceres, ••merval, it must necessathy increase in reputation on foolishly threw s thein o, t atn.ngstthe robb'st', and BLAcKmarr, frqrn Milford, and the aolue, Ro every , perforanance. We have nut room to enter , they were picked- t .;lb t h e b ystan d ers. I aepe° s• - BERTS, (min Swans e a. . , - inio particulars, hut we never heard MrS..PILLING- that there Vl ere about LOO in all.' The eroprie' or, ;• , •• ' • • TON, NALDI, ' and' BRAIJAM sing ..better. M rs . ', J ohn Wilsen, Esq. 4 ., ratiay, has recovere i 1 . /J A Sailed Ais Majes!y's ship a Ssareedon ) with a convoy . VauGatata also was las t n i ght add e d to th e list.— them. They ate 'tno , t y,of Ed war d I. of Roe. l3 . l ' i v i ; I of ruerchant ships f or t h e D owns , 'and. 1ii'.2,1j.. ,S• ; WEICIUicLa, displayed very great powers in 4 Pi o lin i an d a tew 0 1 R..e err i ruce o f S cot l an d ; lief t t ty's ship Hardy on acr e i ze . i• 01,:ii . alo. i most rare are three of I' ,. exander I. of Scotian,l• - , ._ --